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One parent enjoyed some relaxation from her children and ate a delicious pizza in a restaurant while her kiddies were at home chowing peanut butter and bread.

Kelvin Momo expressed his gratitude on Twitter after he received a DM from the international rapper Drake. People have since congratulated the Amapiano star

Michelle Obama has opened up about how she and Barack have kept the flames of love burning in their relationship for over 30 years, noting quality time is key.

Asian markets rose Thursday, led by Hong Kong after the city's traders extended an impressive start to the year thanks to optimism over China's reopening and officials there making key policy changes to encourage investment. The upbeat mood has been boosted by signs that China is implementing policy changes to make it a more attractive investment location.

Amazon announced Wednesday it will cut more than 18,000 jobs from its workforce, citing "the uncertain economy" and the fact that the online retail giant had "hired rapidly" during the pandemic. "Amazon has weathered uncertain and difficult economies in the past, and we will continue to do so," Jassy said.

The annual CES consumer electronics extravaganza throws open its doors in Las Vegas on Thursday as the industry looks to the latest innovations to help cure the pain from an ailing global economy.

The top-selling tuna at Tokyo's traditional New Year auction sold for more than $270,000 on Thursday, nearly double last year's price, breaking a pandemic trend of slumping demand. Last year's top-selling tuna, bought by the same pair of bidders, went for just 16.88 million yen, with observers blaming subdued demand as a Covid wave ripped through Japan in early 2022.

President Cyril Ramaphosa said the ANC will be aiming to renew the party in 2023. SA reacted to his statement online and people said they want better services.

US central bankers do not expect it will be "appropriate" to start cutting interest rates this year with inflation remaining high, according to minutes of the latest Federal Reserve policy meeting released Wednesday. "No participants anticipated that it would be appropriate to begin reducing the federal funds rate target in 2023," the meeting minutes added.
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